La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Thursday, April 16, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tr-ir "v.
Local News In Brief
iCharley Tobin
Home Burned At
Union Yesterday
Mia Taylor Xew Secretary y Clark on VW(
-Miss Lucille Taylor hu ucrppted I It. Kulph Clark, I-a Grande' flor
tho poHiiion aa secretary to A. H. I 1st, came to f'oryalllH toduy from
II inner, secretary of the Union' Seattle where ho hud (teen for tho
county chamhcr of commerce. MIsh'I convention of Northwest Florists,
Taylor hat been 'employed In Port-j held in the WashlnKton city this
luwl for the last five yearn with - week. He tins joined Mrs., Clark
ilii) Johnson-I'tukcr unl WiillworM ami their, little hoii jiohhle and will
eomimiiy, m-chllects; Kor the last ' spend the remainder- of the week at
two mom lis she has been living at, the rountry homo of Mr Clark's
I'nlmi. She It at home . In J. a-! parents, Mr. and Mm. J. t'red Itu
tlrnmic at 1405 N avenue. : rchunttn. and family ( south of town
- . -... .i- ' tit.. t'l...
I jiJo) Party at Hllt-anl .
A laiKf niimhoj- of I, a Clrnndo
people went to HilKard lust night
where they were kiukIm of MIbhih
iinna and .nine Scott mid Mr. and
City Manager
And Police Chief
Do Their Stuff
ty V. V. CoiHHkr
(Observer Correspondent )
UNION (Bperlnl) Alinut a
o'elocH Wednewiny morning th3
homo of Charley Tohln In North
.Union '.vas utmost completely tle-
Htroyed by a firo of unknown ori
gin. Mr. Tobn had left the limine
jund wait In his inosl nmrJtid next
door when he noticed itmnUt etim
jlnff out at the eaves of the house.
;ilo hurried over niul Was just In
wino 10 ;ei uuo nip uuuuintf an i
Ml. y ArrlvflH llw
' J. A. timy, of Detroit, Mich., nr
. vlved in I-a, (1 run do this mornlnir
Mrs. KveCett Walker, of "l-a flrlindn, 1 whew he will be employed at the
at the Scott home. About 00 were ..Knstern Oregon .music company,
present for the enjoyable evening ivt, " Orninlo sev-(
spent daiielnKnnd roamlnjr, weiners '" ynr ago when ho was em
it ml marshtnallowM over
fireplace. - , - '.
the big ployed by the com pithy.
f tioes to Laramie
j Mrs. l.U.lo Tiiyloi-, of this city,
1 has left for Laramie, Wyo., where
To Visit In PuHlaiUl ... ,; t
M t .i n .1 M I'M I VI 14 ittii t Ii
of this eliy, and Mr. and Mrs. l.on- "Jl I10ml tno omlng month
vn.,n ur.n 1 1 ,i i f, visiting relative and friends. Mrs.
having in the morning for i'ort- Tn',,M' Is employed at the Hacajtt
land where they will stay until , wta in nml in on npr
TueHdav. The HiiinUhreys Will visit I - .... . -
their uaiurhter. Catherine.- who Is Officer IT hi it haul Here-
attending business college in Port-' Navy liecrulting Offtenr A. M.
hind. . . . Pflughaupt Is In his office in the
post office building Where he ex
pects to conduct physical examina
tions for young . men wishing' to
Appoint M'catbersMMii
I mni'lm c nmniii t it nnmnied
from the legislature, tostudy Johl lho ! nvV'
illffereut problems und make a re
port at the neot session,; included
(he following: rommltiei on H. J.
Visits Mother nml Son-- J
Mrs. iael Owens, of Sah Jose,
It. Ji), to study and report on school Cal.t arrived in I .a. Grande today
text books. H. U. Weatherapoon, j where she was met by her mother.
t'nlort nounty, and James Hcott,
I'mntilla county."
Klninntli Folk Married
Two persons from Klamath
Mrs. Herlmsher, and her sou, Clif
ford Wagner, of Sumniervllle,
where she will vhdt.
IH IjikIo'h leather 1H
emmty. Ore., were nuurled by Jus- Or, Margnret lhgle, of thin city,
the of the I'eace Hugh Urady at has received word of tho death of
his office Tuesday afternoon at 0 her futher. John IlnnKUill, at his
o'eloeli. They were Vada i-ois home at Mat toon, J1L Mr. Jtun
Kathhm and Klmer Kminont soin died Tuesdny, ,
t'lmmberlaln. I 'curl . Koontii .. und ' .
Jt M. ilyun, of hii UraiHle weru JleliiriiH to Home Ht AII!
witnesses, " I Mrs. J. S. Hryanti of Alicel re-
1 turned to her home this morning
lieturns lrlonei- Iroin Portland where nho has been
Sheriir JesHe MreHliears returned vlwltlng her mother, Mrs, fc. C.
to La Grande yesterday trom Itur- Keeney, -i
ley, Idit , .where he went to tiring '.
hoinn a prisoner, Grover Lyons, Sheepman ioK on HiiKlnesK
wonted here to faee charges of Ob- J. t'anfleld, of Spokane, sheep
talning money under false pre- man, passed through l.a Grando
teneosr ae.eordlng lu nuUnbers of this morning on the way to .Klgln
thp shcrirf's staff,
ias Now 1'osilfoit Iletch m
'..Miss Irene t'nmpbell, of Seattle,
Wash., arrived in La Grande today
w h e re ho will visit In
with his business.
connection
Baptist Society to leet-
Tho Missionary society of the
to 'begin her new duties in the office Hapiist church will meet at tho
eP the Skuggs Kufnwny district of- hom of Mrs. Collier at B 1 J 3 fiec
iee. Kor the last yeqr Miss Camp- ond street at o'clock Krlduy after
bell -has been employed in tht dls- noon, Mrs. Slotts will bo loader.
ti'iet ottlee or the compuny In tho
Wusliingto!) ojty.V, m . iu 1 llivak Into IMillillrtg '
,1;-.; Jv. - j Home tituo diirlltg hint night some
Afi'pi IWiie IKKlon- .- ' one entered Ited and Kred'H Wrecks
Mrs. i. ,t Milliker; who for.the ' ing house on Monroe and Kir by
last yeitii-irifd ii .ha If, has ;been aim- means of breaking a hack wlndowi
p Hv'fffi vitMilflil ftmRk-ffothing has -bex-n found missing.
Hitfeway.sLore No: Git, in La Grando,! ';
Is kavfng Himdny for Hoinewherc j VIkIIh llroiher in Tim Clt-r ..
Mho" will be of life manager for tho i- VV. K. Mead, of Olymplu, has
Itolse 'dintriet.v Airs.' Mil liker rumo been visiting his brother, Walter
to LaJrande from Portland. " I Mead. In La Grande. Today, lift
, ( . - 8, j went on to Holso, Ida.
Mt WelU U-aves I'orMsit-- - . . . ( - - :
Krt-d c Wells, of this city, re- Myi'llo Vlxtkius to Colorado .
tired round house foreman, left last I Mrs. Myrtle Kvtins left yesterday
night' for Muffnlo. N, V.. where h ' for Colorado to bo gond two weeks,
will visit hln tlaughtr r for the com- ; She is employed in tho coffee nhou
Ing three months, Mr. Wells nmkes ol the Saeajawea Inn.
; his limine In this elly with another! 1 1 : '
daughter; Airs. Walter J. Nowlnnd. ' To Visit Motliei til 3llibtiiHM
Mrs. C. J). Connor, of Ktartfleld.
j wara his wife Hnd children who
j had not heeii awakened by the fire
A hose carl was soon at the scenn
of the fire but not In time to save
tho house. i
G'ng to the faet that the fire
had gulnoil such headway before It
was discovered very Utile '-.of th
furniture of clhlhllig even wart res
cued from tho flames, Prncilcaliy
every piece of furniture was de
stroyed ar damaged tilt it Is of lit
Itle value. Several new pleceft of
furniture and a piano wore part
lof the loss. Although no definite
insurance 'was seen rod coneernlng
Ithe insurunre on the house, it Is
: believed tluit part; at lenst.'rtf the
lOfM (b ho covjttedi 'The Tobln boin
jwas located on Main street only it i
few feet south of the Tobin meat
mnrket.uiHl grocery. ' (
A Ijustness iheel Ihg a ml' soein I
was held , at the Methodist ehureti
Wednesday afternoon by the !.
jilies'.ald.; Lunch was served at the!
lelone' of the .meetlhg, which' wa;
I well attended. mmr-' . ' ' -
j Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler
and Mr. and Mrs. W. V; Connor,
iviola Parker and Pearl Shaw drovs
'to l.a- -Grande Wednesday evening
j to attend the play which was given
by tho Uebekah lodge from Sum
mervlllu. . . " ?.
Many I'niomtes-were visitors Iri
La Urttnde the first pari of the
week' to attend tho "talking mo
vies.'.' .'; ,.
.'.."'.,. .
Harry (Itoddy) ltodman-r hold
the local fishing honors so far, hav
ing iunded (t iTp'-lhCh steelbead
neat the. local flout mill Thursday
mdrhlHgt ' 1 ' ,
; Want Local Option
j In Great Britain
j LONDON, ; Apr, IS (AP)--H. C,
Heath, genefal secretary )f . the
. United, Ivlngdonn Temperance alll
! ance, issued a statement t.oday on
I the status and hopes-of the. prohi
bition ' movement in ' the coming
British general elections. j
iloatli is one bf the leading fig
ures oV-art alllnntfo of 20 national
and seml-natlortal tempornnce or
gnnJxatlona throughout Kngland
and. Wales. The organizations, fdr
the first time In Hrltish history,
are fighting Hide by side In an elec
toral campaign In an effort to place
na many persons as possible In
parliament, pledged; to support a
national locul option Jftl. .
"Think we can beat 'em today.
Wren?" shouted Chief, of Poliew
Clint Haynes aeross a short iti-e
of baiv ground hnek of the police
tttHtiott and rire'depniTiueru ttt Clty
Manager W. t. Crofcs, yenterday
afternoon. -- .
"We can try It," yelled bucK Mr.
Crews, And then came the game,
and the horseshoes Clanked. ; V
A small and exclusive galaxy of
tho town's men hud. - giitherr?d
u round tiie horseshoe center. Th
fight between chumidons was on.
Crews-und Haynes vs. Hill How
ard, of the fire department, and K.
MUrgan, who know ihetr rlitgers,
was the line. up.
To witness the right-to-the-flnlsh
clash, there were men from all
Walks of life, secretaries and clerks
and huslness men and professional
men. They were Albert It. Hunter,
secretary o ft he ehnmher of com
merce; "Goo" KoheriMon, iderk at
the Saeajawea Inn: Hay Snider, of
the flie department; Cluido tt9P"
er, of tho police department, IL A.
Kennedy and Krank McCoy. '.
"It you can't pitch, you don't
belong here," is the slogan which
the illustrious unorganised order
of Jiuolta. has adopted.
The men pitched. Clang, clank,
ding, dong frequently a ringr
followed by applHUno. The luck
symbols hurled themselves In the
dug-up ground about the )ost and
were! fished out by the ne-xt pitcher.
Klve games were .played. They
were all close, the kind that maku
young folks' hair turn white. 1
Hut Chief of Pollue Clint Haynes
and City Manager W . t ' r e vs
wei-e winners. They're good and
they've hnd lots of practice.
ALLIES, GERMANY
'Premier Baldwin
Opens Campaign
For Election
LONDON, Apt 8 AP) Pre
mier Hul l wlit launched the election
t campaign of the conservative party
today with itti address lieWro S.t0
representative conservatives from
all parts of the country, lu which
he eharueterUed the policy of his
party as a steady going forward
one and promised ltn contlnunm'e
and development..1
"Ours Is a policy of sobriety
Vhleh you can see through," ho
said, "of nursing nnr trade Into bet
ter conditions, of looking after the
education and health of our people
and particularly or our women und
children, a policy whteh goe into
every home and every cottage
throughout the .country. '
"MVom end to end It is a policy
which you know wilPhe carried out
to the utmost of our ublllty ami 1
Will promise nothing mure. People
vho think pre-war electioneering
In going to win ft pnstwnr election
nit making a mistake, our people
think. , They want to learn, and
above all, they want to do tho right
thing. i
"' "I Cannot stand up and I will
not stand up before a people like
thht and go oiie lota beyond what
I know I can perform If 1 have the !
opportunity. It Is that deep sense ',
of responsibility;' of .our people
which will make them deaf to up-1
penis of cupidity on the one hand
or appeals of credulity whleh will
reaeh them on the other."
METHODISTS
OPEN ANNUAL
CONFERENCE
(Continued (ram Pag 1)
FAIL TO AGREE
(Continued from Page 1)
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR OPENING OF
BASEBALL SEASON
(Continued trom page 1)
Hon nrt' far beyond lior capacity ,
lo pay. . "
Siih-roiiinilllco WorklHir
How lo reconcile Ocl-inany's
reparations nlfcr. which Is uudci
Ktonil to ho uhotil two-thii'ilti of tho
j bill pi'cscnUMl by the allied expcrlH
aK their minimum ilcinuliflH, waa
' tho formidable. tak, undertaltKn
today by n Mub-coiniiilliM! df tio
roparailona exppi'18 coinmlnHlon. !
Tho Ucrman offer waa eHtlmutbd
to have i present vahie of from
24, 00(1. 00(1,000 to .2(1,000,000,06(1
Hold inarliH (between . fi,7(lo.oo(l,
ooo and t,24o,OOO.o(iO) to be paid
in thirty ttcven uniHiltlea wbllu tho
allied claims have hoch eHdmatt-fl
to have a prenont value of between
40.000,00(1,1100 . and 4K,IIOO.OO().OIIO
koI.1 niarka (between t '.Uioii.OdO, .
6(io uild $11,00,0(10.000) to lie paid
lu fifty eiKlit annuitlus. ,
A - HeRln dlxpatch ' to Ilie'Puiln
M Id I today wild that the diffcrouco
between tho Hilled or for and the
Uerinun counter propoKiil wuh
600,000,000. miiMiM .ii- ubout ;i,oon,
000,000 preaent value. Thla dis
patch, said that Dr. Vchiict ol'rored
to pay uiinuniilcs at 1 , 0f0,0 oil.tllio
marks over a period of thlrty
sevetl yeiirs, which fiKlirlnic five ler
cent Interest and one per cent ?or
umorllKutlon, would have n ..101111
present value of 27,6O0iA00,OO0
murks (abrfut $0,ri00, 000,000) ns
000,000,000. ninrlis (iil)ont 9,Gli(i,.
0011.000), .. .. ; :. , ;. ; ; .
slallatlon of lenKue officers will
take place with the Ilev. .1. A. Mc
Kee, of Walla Walla, Wash., in
sialilnx OITlcer. ,
r. AeMiii to Pronch '
At. 11 o'clock 'Hundny niorntnK
Or, W. H. Nelson. I). !., editor of
the Pacific Methodist - Advocate
from San Krnnclsco, will iie In the
pulpit and In the cvcnlnK another
ernion will ho ttlvon by 11 vlsltlnlr
minister. , ; ,
, The Missionary society of the
local church is In charge, of lunch
eons nml dinners which will ho
Riven durliiK tin. convention far
tho 'visitors. ;
Special music by tho choir nnd
'rOthern. has been arratiKed for the
occasion.
HOSS TO HIRE
SINGLE! WOMEN
ONLY, REPORT
8AI.KM, Ore., Apt. 1 S ( A P)-
X leltur Jient by Seertrtury or State
IIoks to the women employes of his
departnumt-rteflnltcty establishes a
aolloy at the depai'Luient u fa Inst
the employment of married women.
It does not apply to married wothen
Who ai-e already In tho depart
merit When Hows. took office, hut Is
effective from-now on.;
- Several days hgo a note won sent
one of the wohien in the depart
ment who was about to be marreld.
' l am not askltn for your reslg.
nation at this time, because you
were not familiar with my views,"
said the hole, "I would ask. how.
ever, that you. make ai'rungethentK
vylthln a reasonable time so that I
can consistently establish a pol
icy uf asking all our women work
ers who are contfdnplatlng matri
mony tu plan on giving up their
work at the same time.
'please: do not feel that X dis
count the value of married women
oh workers, hoeaMse 1 kito that as
u general rule they nro'exeeptlou
ally efficient, but 1 believe the best
Interests of more people are served
If we open up employment to those
who have no other moans of sup-
port." ; . , , ; , ,
MVSl:itOI K HISKK
MKIH(H ItNK. Ont., Apr. U
(AIM-Htrinifent health regulation
went Into ''effect In Ktkfrld tawtf-
Hhlp toduy whero reslden HiWn
I become alarmed over a myslerloils
idlsease that has en lined four deaths
jaiid milch Illness, ;
t School sessions, church service,
f ntertiihiiuenlH and puhllc funeruU
were ordered susiehded by 1h
(township board of health until Alaff
'I. Persons ill with the disease wore
Ordered t)unranilned und those Who
llmvo been In eoutnnt with the dts
.euse were ordered iunociilated.
! CONGRESS AT
i WORK ON NEW
FARM HILLS
(Continued tram Pke 1) ;
EXPECT CONFLICT
BETWEEN HOOVER
AND THE SENATE
(Continued (rem PM 1) :
is a nieiuher ,of the rinatee eom
nilltee, brouKlit llllo Hie open the
(nil; in the senate of n revolt for
Ifone'rnl (arlff revision. 1'hern oro
siKne tluit many members of tho
tnajoiily party are. ready to sup
part Itocd, und a Kreat deal of
pressure has been directed nt the
j senate fdr same time InokliiK to n
uenerai ovccriinmtnir or tho loss
tariff act.
j llAPTIWI'S TO MKirr
Another cluirch mci'llnit or much
( Importance in l.a Clrande loniglil
will be tlie annual scshIoii of tho
Klrst llapllst OonvroKatlnn' in llio
, church.
1IAXK l'AII.H ta opi;x
,VAN('l'OVi:ll, Wash., Apr. IS.
AI") The American Securities
Hank or Vancouver failed to open
Its doors today, ; (;. H. Moody, ait.
slstunt state supervisor of banks.
In chaoto of the inslltutlon's af
rillrs, saiil the closlnir nrder had
been Issued because of stow loans.
No furl her statement could be'
made, he said! until (t check of Un
hooks had been1 mude.
pi-iiposal fiir tin use uf export de
bentures to handle crop surpluses
Uvns Introduced -In the senate hjf
!t.'ha(rihanMeTary of the senate
aMi'lrnliur eommlttoe.
Kxcept for the debenture pro
posal -nnd a provision that the fed,
eral farm board bo composed of
12 members nil her than Hl, the
senate measure differs only In
minor details from the'hnusn bill.
Iterern'it to 'n)mmllu
The senate measure immediately
was referred ta the URi'lculture
eummlttee, Where u vote of ap
proval is exhected by the' first uf.
next week, Discussion .In 'the sen
ate Is scheduled to begin Monday.
The measure provides for' the
establishment- of n farm . board
with a .00.000.000 revolvlntf fiitld,
commodity councils to advise irrdw
ers an the multitude of problems
which , enter into -furnilnK.' and
sluhllimtlnh corporations to buy.
store and sell surpluses with the.
aim of stahlllalnK prices.
The house has definitely turned
thumbs down upon this proposal.
In lis report, the house dnhimlt
ton declare!) It believed "that litis
proKrnm avoids the illfflelillles on
which past leKlslatloli , has been
wrecked." : .-, r's
In addition to tariff revision nnd
waterways develolihient, thn house
report listed amoiiK lh other steps
contemplated In the frbRram for
helplni; the farmer, lesislatlon Id
license the shliers Und Handlers
of perlshahlo prodilcts, Improve-
imnnt lu the recuiations or oannniK
'praellees, the oleomafKerlho laws
und the warehouse laws.
I "W6 also Intend to make a com
plete survey of . tho forestry iiro-
Kriiln to Whlch'iKrtaWrnhse
already committed," eald,
a view to iletermlnlna whether t
cannot lie so operated without
Htnntlnl additional expense to '
frovernment n to produce ' i i
withdrawal back Into forests j !
lands which have been denuded '
their timber nnd are how sub-nu ,
Klnal . agricultural lands, thua 1 i
one and the-aomo llme reduelf
the surplus problniu and Uldlhit H e
reforestation of the nittldh." L
lut radar MhM llUk,' p
Most of these lexlslatiVe prn.
nnsnls have been placed before ttc
house nt various times In the a
und except for the forestry nuiCKek
tlon, have heeat! previously con
sldered, , ; The later has been w4
subject of study by severnl men)! .
hers of tho committee dtirimc tit
last few weeks, and probably will
be worked Into definite loiclelntiM
form wlthlh a short time.
The census nnd house renppaki
tlonment measures, also on the
ministration prnnmin fur tho extM
session, were ihli-nduced in the seji,
ate today along With the farm htlf.
TAnit l'lA5i Kt llMl'ITKI tj
' WASIIINHTON, Apr.--) (Al)
Chairman Marvin tf the , InrIM
commission Has suhhiltted to tliZ
house ways and means commit,!
a detailed (Unit for reorKahliatlun
of commission procedure for hunee
llnu the flexible' provisions of t)
1 11 S3 act und In nhtalhlni! ItiformWi
lion Mr eomtress lis a fluids In ri
mnkintt. ; ... ' .
: Deliiits of the recnmhlendtitln j
have been withheld but It In u.v
ilerstood that In the mailt th
prnbahty wilt meet with the
prnval : : of President .J lioovt 4
Whether they no ns far ns the chlr(
executive proposed In bin nnwt
to conicress it not quite clear, f )
yOwye mmjjfqqqp. m
Jlfelf ,ii-.MlPM
If
ui.
IN
Across from Bohhealttnat I
. -. '". '- t
Vm lake tut riiwen 1im '
ymi frml, iH'rv. - fr
: Wo absolutely (uaranlec J,
Nutlafartlon Willi everythln
you buy-.- ':,- . ( r
Aifal wc tin II rlwrfully
i-iiflflflsssssci:z::r:rzirrrr: '
A sltirhtly curdled sort cuslnrd
can he correcied by chilllnir, lol
lowed by' rapid bOollna:,
NOW
Thrills and Chills
passed through I.a Orandi today this .week,
on the way lo Minam to visit hsr i
Son lloni .Hominy
A son w.ih born io Mr, nnd Mrs.
Ted Christiansen, ol linker, Mon- ' mother, Mrs. Shipley,
day, neeordijiK' to word received '' ' ,r 1
here. 'The Christiansens formerly lUlitm fd F.Iffln 1tlayi-a '
lived In -l.a Grande where die wns , Airs. Ueoi-fce Ulckel and ffrand
eonnected with the Cirondo Hondo son, Alvln Orccnough, ol lOlKln. re-
fray are Ole Olsen, Hob Qulnn,
Thud Harnett, "hutch" Zwelfel, (
who is also a relief pitcher, and
Habe Kvuns. I , POltTI.ANn, Ore., Apr. U (AP)
Manager tllb PtokUe will on- "Tho Doper" got nnolhet victim
no tinee the I.n Grande lineup luinr dining the nlghl. 1
Lumber company.
31 rs. CJwikH'ke Visits I'nreuts-
. Mrs. If. S. Goedecke Is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 15. P.
.Jensen, In Walla Walla, Wash; She
turned to their home today front
l.a Grande Where they visited on
business for a short time.
Ilspatcher Arrive JtoKV
W. C. nrcmlgun, of Olendlye.
fxpeet.s to he buck In La Grande Mont., dispatcher; has arrived lu
Friday. Mr. Cloedeeko went to i-a Grande and Is working In tho
Walla Walla Sunday returning the O.-w. dispatcher's office.
si inn il;i v '
Mr, and Mrs. flray 1 let urn V
Mr, and Mrs. .Ernest O. Bray and
Jittlo , daughter. Miss Thelnia Hray,, re-
liliicoln lnmily leaves
Mr. and Mrs, Lincoln an
daughter, Florence, left Tuesday turned today from Spokane, Wash,
for Portland where they will make! . 1 ,
their home. Mr. Lincoln is em- ltnllrVwul Man Vlshor ' vf
ployed by tho O.-W. It, & N. rail- J. I-owthlan, of Portland, rep-
road nnd they had lived In this resentatlve of the Canadian Pacific,
city for several years.
Chonil Society Merter
The Lutheran Choral soeiety met
Inst night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Stlzfnger. S-veral new
went to Unker today following a
short visit here.
MIsh Anson to Itaker
j Miss Adeline Anson, of this city,
Ik spending tho day In Muker. Shu
members were present.. Plans were expects to return tonight.
made for a play to be given by tho 1 "
soeiety soon. Ten wen; in attend-. I'kles M:ce(
Aids Hyde
ance.
liny Hutlicrlailll Hclurnn
The Ookle IOiIbo met Inst nlirht
In reitulnr sosnion.
Itay Suiherland, of this city. r-HffflfY SIMOTS!
turned to his home Tuesday after f.t,f,
TRAFFIC COP
spending a week In Portland with
his mother who has been seriously)
HI. Mr. Sutherland reports that'
she Is tin proving slowly. " j
Mrs. tut1uAhft Si?ter Visit.- ;
Mrs. 'Carrie Iorothy, of Walla
RAN fIKGO, Cal., Apr. fs (AP)
-II. r left urtn broken and n hul
W.Min w-.-h ..r'iM t i ilft lodged in the ifrft side of her
Potman, Is visiting nt the Putmnn ,M"; 1 "nriH ;ure z-
i in- (ninny muhjimu 1 nere looay.
where she waa taken following 1
shooting lute last nltfht in the main
Mreet of Kullbrook. According to
a report telephone to Han Ilegj
polle-v Mrs, Hlcn stng(rered Into .1
restaurant und cried that she ha
been shot by her husband, Urnest
home Jn I,a Grande. She Is nccom
panlcd by her daughter and grnnd-
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I'lne Cnteli of Kll
K. C. HerziiiKor brought In &
fine enteh of fish yesterday, taken
from the river hist below Mimim.
Among the fish were half a dneen Klce- Hlato Traffic Ofricer lieopold.
Haiubow trout from 15 to 17 Inches -lne report said, went Into the utreet
long and ft 22-inch steelhend. (hunting for ine womuh'8 ajwullant
.and was met by Itlce, wl.o was
Car stolen
armed with a rifle. Ordeflng Ibe
John Howery renorted to the no- fofflcer io halt, Itlce In wild to have
He Inst night that a light coupe, 'escaped after remarking that hf
licensed to Kml Howery. had heen1WOH,d the life of hli four
stolen. year-old son.
Ilnrnier More fVmn llerniJstntv
L, William, of Hernilston. a
fsrnier of that region. Is vlnltlng
In Oranfle. He came Sinurday.
Spf-mlfng ly Away ,
Mcs. K,' H. Uruee nnd daughter.
Vnn Cede, nt litis city, wont to fta
kr this morning to spend (he day.
l.vrltolM Ct; lHY HUJh
i WASHINGTON. Apr. H (A(')
President Hooker would be feqUeirt
ed to ask foreign diplomat sta
jfloned in Washington lo fffuin
from thp serving or use of laloftl.
eating )Uinrn .tnder a bill inlro
dut e.l tndny by Meruit or liluurv,
demociHt, ijuth C'atuliuji.
V 1 1 la I'd 'on k e ttwa k efl ed J n . n
hallway of a rooming house thin
morning and iound f S3 gone frdm
bis wallet, Huxlly , ho recollected
that ' while drlvlnrt: nerons tb
Ilurnshle bridge lust night he
stopped (o offer a ride to it well
dre.Hsed tnhh who wns walking in
jtbe same direction Cooke, tvim rf"
Ing. .' 1 ,
The ihan, Cooke reinelitbnred, Of
fered htm u drink of inoohHhlite,
apparently In "gratitude" fnr tho
ride. Hdbseii'ienl events he fat It 1
to remember, ... - 1
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Mystery Galore
Beware! '
Also
Comedy--"Loud Soup
Charley Chase
and
M G M News
AnslHtlne Arlhur M. Hyde, eere.
tary of aitrleullure, as hla private
aeeret.fy. I Mrs. Mory A. Mi t'luuK.
of KaiiMS City. Mrs. McCIiiiik war
llrde'n necr.tnl-y ilurlim ths .time
lie wan renident of a Kiiiikrh Clt)
lif linuianie eomnnny. Khe In th
wit. ut a traveling Kulesuian.
H
ol'FVUOnK In a joirnl effect
u te.iui.d far atriui iliaar
ilk kM.
f. 1 na m
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Starting TODAY
See and Hear
CRACKING OF
GUNS
A thrilling underworld
Sound Picture.
Part Talking
i WARNER BR0S.f.r
State Street Sd ie
with
Conrad Nagel
Myrna Ioy
Also 2 Acts
Vilaphoiie
Vaudeville
Fox Sound News and
All Talking Comely
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Trotter's Cuctomen
Are
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Holders
Job
They draw salaries 52 times a
year they stop daily drive the
best motors wear the smartest
clothing and buy it at Trotter's.
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This store, in its plan of service
and promotion, sometimes won
ders if everyone living in La
Grande realizes to what extent
they can depend on us for au
thentic men's wear at reasonable
costs.
We would welcome the oppor
tunity qf showing you here in the
store that we have more than a
selfish reason for being here.
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FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Wo offer 200 Bpccial two-trouHcr flJQQ A A
nuitH. f(nilar 3-1.00 sellers for .... P4t7aUU
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TROTTER'S
SwreAMir lo CIIMt'H
DOLLAR
DAY
m
SALES
Friday &
Saturday
Regular $1.50 collar
attached broad- J1
doth Shirts........ 1
Uegular 50c Ties d1
3 for.. P
Muslin Night t (Pi
Shirts P
3 pairs 50c C1
fancy Sox P
2 pairs 75c
fancy Sox P 1
Knit and Athletic Un
ion Suits, extra ji
quality vl
$1.50 and $2.00 g1
Golf Sox ;.j'wA
75C Cuff Links (?t ;
2 pairs .......... ....
At.
Boom Boom C1 ;
Caps !-
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